Warangal: The historic Sri Bhadrakali Temple (Sri Bhadrakali Temple) witnessed the ceremony on Tuesday, marking the beginning of the Sri Bhadrakali-Bhadreshwara Kalyana Brahmotsavams in Hanamkonda. The festival begins on Tuesday and will last until May 10.
The celebrations are followed by Nithya Manickam with Utsavangikara Prarthana. After the sacred consent, the temple priests performed a series of traditional rituals, including Ganapati Puja, Punyahavachanam, Nandi, Brahma Kurcha Homam, Panchagavya Prashanam, Ritvigvigvaranam, Vastu Yagam, Mrutsangrahanam, Dhvajadhivasam and seva seva seva seva jjadhivasam and dhvajjadhivasam seva seva.
Brahmotsavams are officially unveiled by Enagala Venkatram Reddy, Chairman of Kakatiya Urban Development Authority (KUDA). The lawsuit on the day ended with Raksoghna Homam and Udasanta Puja.
Hundreds of devotees filled the temple, providing the goddess with silk sarees and other traditional objects, accompanied by devout music. Many students who praised engineering major Gandrathi Varsha for the exquisite design of Dhvaja Patam (festive flag).
Pastor Sri Bhadrakali Seshu explained that those attending the Dhvajarohanam ceremony will be free from physical and mental illness. Prasadan, distributed during the event, is believed to help couples struggling with infertility.
EO Temple and Assistant Commissioner Seshu Bharathi has made careful arrangements for devotees including temporary sheds, drinking water and free Prasadam distribution.
